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I'm a staff member at Compassion NZ so am not able to edit this page directly due to a conflict of interest. However, our archivist has assembled an alternate list of references for the page with more diverse sources which should fix our referencing errors, if someone would be kind enough to pop them in! Feel free to contact me if anything additional is needed. Some of these sources have been accessed through Papers Past - specific links can be found if needed.

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1. New Zealand Free Lance, October 13, 1926.. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

2. ^ Sisters of Compassion (October 2015). "Voice of Compassion: The newsletter for Sisters of Compassion". Issue 40.

3. WelCome, November 2017, issue 355 p.20

4. https://compassion.org.nz/aboutus

5. https://suzanneaubert.org.nz/journeytosainthood/

6. WelCom, November 2017..

7. https://compassion.org.nz/about-us/leadership/

8. The Woman who Inspired the Sisters of Compassion, Wednesday, November 1, 33. New Zealand’s Valiant Woman. V. Life of Mother Aubert. Holy Name Monthly March 2, 1942

9. Audacity of Faith: Centennial of the Sisters of Compassion, 1892-1992. Home of Compassion. 1992. p. 25.

10. New Zealand’s Greatest Woman, Zealandia, June 9, 1949 The Origin of Mother Aubert’s Famous Native Herbal Remedies Significance of Maori Plant Names. New Zealand Tablet, September 13, 1933.

11. The Rev. Mother Mary Joseph Aubert. Ninety Years of Her Self-sacrificing Career, The Dominion, June 15, 1925.

12. The Fall and Rise of the Maori Mission, The Marist Messenger, Monday, June 2, 1947..

13. The Women who Inspired the Sisters of Compassion, New Zealand Tablet,

14. Incurable children, Present of two Thousand Pounds. New Zealand Times, Monday 5, December 1910..

15. Home of Compassion New Building at Island Bay, Foundation Stone laid, New Zealand Times, Monday 26 March, 1906. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

16. A Wonderful Woman, Mother Aubert has her Ninetieth Birthday, New Zealand Free Lance, Wednesday June 17, 1925.

17. New Zealand’s Great Loss, New Zealand Times, October 6, 1926.. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

18. https://compassion.org.nz.

19. Training Nurses Reciprocity with Britain, Dominion, 18 June 1930.

20. Convent of Our Lady of Compassion, Island Bay, Wellington, New Zealand Tablet, Wednesday September 18, 1920..

21. Wanganui Home of Compassion Invalids, Sisters of Compassion New Venture, Wanganui Chronicle, Monday, June 29, 1931.

22. Home of Compassion Building at Silverstream opened, The Evening Post, Monday, November 1933. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

23. Catholic Home Officially Opened. The Auckland Star, Monday, August 24, 1939..

24. Broken Hill, Charitable Work. Sisters of Compassion, may extend acativity to Australia, The Dominion, Saturday, June 1, 1943..

25. Home of Compassion New Building at Island Bay Foundation Stone Laid, New Zealand Times Monday, 26 March 1906. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

26. Audacity of Faith: Centennial of the Sisters of Compassion, 1892-1992. Home of Compassion. 1992. p. 98.

27. New Zealand Order in Australia, 25 January, 1950. ^ Audacity of Faith: Centennial of the Sisters of Compassion, 1892-1992. Home of Compassion. 1992. p. 99.

28. Mother Mary left Fairy Tale World, New Zealand Herald, Auckland, January, 1953.

29. Dedication to a life of care, Timaru Herald, 28 November, 1992..

30. Loreto Home of Compassion, Wagga Evening News, Monday, October 13, 1952. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

31. Compassion Sisters Open Carterton Home, Zealandia, March 20, 1958. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

32. Home’s open day, Fiji Times 22 September 19766.Contact.. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

33. ^ Sisters of Compassion (November 2002). "Voice of Compassion: The newsletter for Sisters of Compassion". Issue 1. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

34. Shirley Cormack, The Gift of Rongoa, for the Ministry of Education, 2005Cite journal requires |journal= (help), pp. 9-20

35. Home of Compassion in the Community, WelCom, November 2003.

36. www.compassion.org.NZ AtticEdit (talk) 21:43, 2 September 2022 (UTC)Reply

Thanks for your edits @Pakoire! I've added some hyperlinks in the above references - let me know if there's a more useful way I can format this into the talk page. It also looks like a reference has accidentally been added to the top of the article page?

Have the references been cleared up enough that the template message at the top can be removed? AtticEdit (talk) 01:44, 3 September 2022 (UTC)Reply

My rule of thumb is no more than 10% references from self websites or self-published so there is a lot more work yet to find alternative citations for each statement. I am deciding what to do about the references that are repeated but with different page numbers. Pakoire (talk) 05:24, 3 September 2022 (UTC)Reply

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